Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24
BISHOP" PATERSON
He Replies 70 rhs Charges Pre-
fsrred Against Him.
he SAYS IHa ARE g.lLlll9gS LIS.
ihs Cd Teiszra Herald hss firns
Them. ara Dsnss ths Long-~nls-
ksrsa sinner % Prots
rs Innocence.

> slHp Paterson la. " W..ten reUIF
F @ lhs expose OF hs mlsd3lugs printed Ia
tls fs-seEAa IS SAID some weeks aEo.
Many Hsls. wlica he terms malicious
and scurra asls srs waved over 10 a right
th.nz.ns puolic" fIr Judgment and he con-
tsnis hlmseli win deaiius chiefly viii TIE
+ lesdiag po-hls a. iss4e
Sir. Paterson commences tie answer 10
/ these leading p9ials 1y a denizl Tia. he
ever made the statement, Ia would be
/ awful speaking ~ hc~ AIS rsatlon 10
+ Mary HaNisy would appear - the world II
+ TIE vel ~ secfeey, which has c-gng
so tenaciOnsiy around the pr-
/ ysie n4eetiuzs aud conferences were 10 he
! drawn aside The statement Is
+ branded - ~ons ~ the most infamous lss-
hoods ever cOnneG By mortal, but the
p ltiLekAN- AE-ALD Was neither 80 malicious
nor sufficiently lll0rc 70 make such = libel
/ ous statement without proof Ii j. asain
alnfmed, and the persOn is living 70 whom
III. Paterson sad those words about bis re-
laiiOn 10 Mary Haw ey, aud he is ready 10
/ testify u the truth OF them IN court
! The second answer calls Nr. Graves, one
( Oi ihe reporters for the rELEoRAN. HKRALD.
( lar because lac wrote that seventv-nYe
/ persons rose To subsiantiate denlals made
! ny Mr. Paterson IN h.s sermon Of vindlca-
/ uon. when the two Mr Paterson snd NJ
! Graves had ~ estimating the number after
| church. agreed tnat from 10 10 100 arose
! Alr Paterson is eiiher mistaken or he lies
! ltis true that Mr. Graves went 10 his house
! o. gave him chance ID state his side %
/ charges he Lad lodged ia the pulpit, and
/ that " bile tnefs he asked.
How many were there IN the church
| this morning. Bishop?
! - should say from rs 20 1902"
I And how many Of them rose when you
/ asked Tor cOrrOboratiorsl
81 think about hall OF those present"
/ Ar Graves took ha4f OF the Bishops
/ highest estimate and said that seyenty-hve
| arose. Where Is The preYariCatiOn3 Ger
| talniy the reporter was as fair a. he cOul1
| be and not actually lie IN fact one relia-
bic man bas stated that tie estimate was
/ twenty FIVE too large
! Reporter Graves is asked 10 give the
/ names OF Witnesses who peeked "aflcr
night with the eve Of the devil" 'into
other peoples windows, and saw tais
/ Bishop and bis 'Prophetes5' together in
| M darkened room. This paper has never
sald that anyone peered after night" into
| Mrs. Iounc's honse or that of anyone else
/ u said that visits had bsen paid 70 Mrs
J oung by the Bishop" in q darkened
room. There were eye witnesses 70 this fact
4
or what not.
! The IELEGRAM Herald has had nothing
! 10 say about The Flying Roll, and knows
/ noihlne OF that new phase of religion. The
( witnesses, VINO gave information concern
| ing Ir. Paterson's methods all said that
| they left because they could no longer toll
crate the walk of the Children Of Zion
The reasons why have been stated plainly
/ enough IN these columns already. But In
/ ~ he oil ~ -.
from resident on Scrbner-st, referring to
the koll, and asserting that that person
is member OF the sect, this paper has the
| statement from those who know that neither
of his assertions is true, for said party is
| neither member nor one who endorses
the unscriptural workings Of said church
any more than was the case with the Child
ren OF zion He has letter, bnt it con-
| tains no such statements.
After denying several charges. which this
! par does not care % discuss end here re-
| af.rns 10 be true, Mr.. Paterson again
+ accuses Mr.. Graves Of perverting in the
/ Fery meencst manner imaginable the
! language OF Mrs. Young. Ms. Paterson.
Miss Hawley and good OLD Elder North
| rup.
Mr.. Graves didhis best TO obtain Bishop"
Paterson side OF the case. He found the
! Bishop clsinclnec % talk. This lying
/ reporter even said. "N0w Bishop Paterson
/ let rs take the paper and read these charges
one by one, and vOu give me your side Of
/ each. We want the truth in the matter" But
! Mr. Paterson was 100 ill.,
aud there the matter rested
! he repor'er told fhc Bishop" that Elder
/ Northrup hsd adilitted that be had kueeled
| down before Mary Uawley to receive a
/ spiritual blessing from her As the shadow
/ @ tie Cross. Ba. whea asked about IT,
| Elder No-fhrfln Looked AZ ffe RI Shor,rf and
either to-rot or ed for lie denied ever say
! ing such o thine. The other interviews
( were treated IN the same way.
/ The Bishop leugihens lis tether when
/ ne s'nkes the Cansdian rehearsal aud lies
I ike q good fellow. IL lies about the busi-
/ ness transaction and lies ab9u, his brother
/ 10 law. Another lie is told when the man
SAYS bat his orother-iu-law came 10 his Oil e
aud insisted mon having AN item" IN
serted 'sisting that said article was neither
written or printed by bis sanction. but be
was refused" " Ihis Is absolutely f,1ss